Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     1,   4, 5 |      alteration. Every morning, looking into the mirror, you will
2     1,   4, 5 |          so also every morning, looking at the sun and the earth,
3     1,   4, 11|          nor to state lovers as looking at the moon, the moon as
4     1,   4, 11|        at the moon, the moon as looking at them, when we observe
5     1,   4, 14| hollyhock turn towards the sun, looking at it all day long." Jesus
6     1,   5, 19|        Lucrese and Ezzeling are looking down upon the starving multitude
7     1,   7, 8 |    extreme distress? Therefore, looking inwards and examining myself,
8     1,   8, 1 |   assembled around it, and were looking into it, while the boy crept
9     1,   8, 13|          represents the cowherd looking at the beautiful scenery